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Living Planet: Breaking up with coal in Germany 17.01.2019 | 05:11 mins.

Germany recently closed its last black coal mines, but continues to extract and burn lignite. Although the country has pledged to move away from coal-power, how long will it take? The government is planning a phaseout, but how will it affect people in the Rhineland region in the west of Germany, who live and work in one of the country’s key coal-producing areas?
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Living Planet: Argentina's power struggles 17.01.2019 | 10:37 mins.

Argentina’s energy strategy relies on a major expansion of shale gas and oil drilling and the government hopes that it can raise natural gas production from 130 million cubic meters a day to 260 million, supplying the country and providing gas to export. Will this compromise Argentina's commitment towards the environment?

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Inside Europe 17.01.2019 17.01.2019 | 54:59 mins.

Can British PM Theresa May scrape together a new compromise Brexit deal? — Macron's 'Great Debate' on the 'Yellow Vest' crisis — Poland mourns the murder of popular opposition politician Pawel Adamowicz — Israeli divers to search for human remains in Hungary's Danube River — A journalist's journey through insanity after a yellow-fever vaccination ... and more of the week's big stories from Europe.

German Bundestag celebrates 100 years of women’s suffrage 17.01.2019 | 02:51 mins.

100 years of women’s suffrage in Germany! The government in Berlin marked the occasion with a ceremony in the Bundestag and female members of parliament wore white shirts to honor the women who helped bring that change about.

Teaching basic life skills to youngsters with disabilities 17.01.2019 | 02:36 mins.

If you are born with a disability in Russia, there's a good chance you will grow up in a state-managed institution. Rostok is the only NGO in Russia offering assisted living accommodation to youngsters to help them lead more independent lives.

HRW: 'World's autocrats face rising resistance' 17.01.2019 | 01:22 mins.

The world's autocrats face rising resistance, according to the 2019 World Report by Human Rights Watch. The group said that despite many headlines suggesting the contrary, when it comes to human rights, things may actually be getting better.
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Palermo – An enchanting Mediterranean city 17.01.2019 | 04:30 mins.

The Sicilian capital, Palermo, is lively, colorful and diverse. Tour through the city and see historic buildings, traffic chaos, and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean.
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In Casanova’s footsteps 17.01.2019 | 05:07 mins.

220 years after his death, Venice has dedicated a museum to one of its most famous sons – the "Casanova Museum and Experience". Known best for his skill in seduction, Casanova was also a lawyer, writer and philosopher.
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A different take on Europe: Rome 17.01.2019 | 04:56 mins.

The colosseum and Trevi Fountain are must-sees for anyone visiting Rome for the first time. But the Italian capital has lots of other sights to offer, such as the Coppedè district. Two cookery book writers show you their favorite haunts.
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Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe 17.01.2019 | 26:00 mins.

Exploring Rome off the beaten track. Also: the story of Venetian seducer Casanova. And: the scrumptious art of Neapolitan pizza making.
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Adalberto Álvarez - El Caballero del Son 17.01.2019 | 12:01 mins.

Sarah Willis meets Adalberto Álvarez, known as “El Caballero del Son”, in Havana to talk about this much beloved form of Cuban music.

Tensions in Tunisia rising over poverty and unemployment 17.01.2019 | 02:02 mins.

Mass protests toppled Tunisia's authoritarian regime in 2011 and sparked the Arab Spring that shook the Middle East. Tunisia managed to avoid a return to autocracy by voting in a democratic government, but poverty is undermining this success.
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Brexit: No way out of the chaos? 17.01.2019 | 26:00 mins.

The British parliament has rejected the EU Withdrawal Agreement negotiated with Brussels by Prime Minister Theresa May. Is there a way out? Guests: Alex Forrest Whiting (DW Reporter), Alan Posener (Die Welt), Andreas Kluth (Handelsblatt Today)

Asian Cup: Politics overshadows Saudi Arabia-Qatar match 17.01.2019 | 01:50 mins.

Qatar is taking on Saudi Arabia in the United Arab Emirates in a politically charged match. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt have been boycotting Qatar since June 2017, so if you see even one fan cheering for Qatar, it will be a surprise.

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Quadriga - Brexit: No Way Out of the Chaos? 17.01.2019 | 26:05 mins.

The British Parliament has rejected the EU Withdrawal Agreement negotiated with Brussels by Prime Minister Theresa May. Is there a way out? Our guests: Alex Forrest Whiting (DW Reporter), Alan Posener (Die Welt), Andreas Kluth (Handelsblatt Global).

Scientists reveal 'ideal' diet 17.01.2019 | 01:52 mins.

A major study published by the The Lancet medical journal has identified the diet scientists say we all need to adopt in order to protect the planet and prevent millions of premature deaths.